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Dat je je dan netjes aan de snelheidslimieten houdt, want je weet dat er een flitser op de route staat;), en dat je dan een politieauto voorbij ziet racen. Notabene zonder sirenes! Grrrrr. Zouden zij ook geflitst worden? We vragen het aan verkeersofficier Achilles Damen. 

Ah ! Les siestes !  Quand elles vont bien, tout le monde est content ! Mais quand elles se déroulent mal, c'est-à-dire, plus de pleurs ou d'efforts pour le voir dormir que de dodo. De façon spontanée, on veut juste les arrêter !Sont-elles vraiment nécessaires ?  Les bébés sont-ils tous égaux dans ce besoin ?  Y a-t-il un point repère pour nous guider dans la juste mesure des siestes pour mon enfant ? Bien sûr !  C'est ce qu'on vous dévoile !Bonne écoute

Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoy today's episode! J.C. Murphey and I had such a fun chat, despite technical issues. We had to restart recording twice, so there are a couple gaps in recording, but hopefully things move smoothly other than that. J.C. comes on to talk about her book, Don't Fear the Reaper (Now I really want to listen to the song!) and it sounds amazing! She markets it as dark fantasy dystopia, which is pretty much my bookish love language. I can't wait to grab my own copy and read it. It's book one in a trilogy, but she's releasing a novella on Amazon that's part of the story as well. I hope you grab it! If you're reading this before May 31, 2024, it's not out yet, but afterward? Head to Amazon now! I recommended a couple books to J.C., including the Shadow Demons Saga, which of course included my story about how salty I am about book 12. GRRRRR. I really need book 12, and I'm SO mad I can't read it yet! I also recommended Let Him In, by William Friend, which I was about halfway through at the time of recording. I've since finished and reviewed on my blog. You can find that review here. Overall, we pretty much talked about everything under the sun. J.C. called it an ADHD party before we hit record, and I gotta say it was an accurate description. We had plenty of laughter and tons of deep talks, though, so I know you'll have a great time. If you loved this episode, or any other episode on this podcast, sharing not only helps others find the podcast, but also lets the Spotify gods know it's popular and they will start recommending it to people. I'd really love that and would be so grateful! Until Next Time, Friends! P.S. Be sure to check out today's sponsor! Podcast Journal: A fab & fun way to keep track of your favorite podcasts, hosts, & quotes! Music by from --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pickybookworm/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pickybookworm/support

I veckans podd smågnabbas vi lite över Tobias hundplaner.Gabriel har träffat sin idol: Taylor Zakhar Perez från Red, White and Royal Blue.Tobias går på bal för att träffa flottare med färg.Vi frågar oss: "blir det vardag även i paradiset?"Och till sist listar vi tre i-lands problem som irriterar oss i vardagen.Grrrrr!I säng med Tobias & Gabriel är en produktion av Poddagency Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

By now we've gotten to see all our favorite "classic" Star Wars heroes return to the saga after a decades-long wait, and then they all got snuffed out.  Except for Lando, of course...the least "heroic" out of them all...he gets to live!  You remember he double-crossed the REAL heroes and was eyeing Princess Leia from the get-go.  Grrrrr...it's enough to make you wanna pull someone's arms out of their sockets (like the screenwriters?) but here we have a stand-alone movie about the coolest dude ever to zip through hyperspace: Han Solo!  Why, we'd be happy if EVERY Star Wars movie was a Han Solo adventure.  On the condition that he's played by Harrison Ford!  Which, sorry to say, he's not.  We've got a younger version of Han, and a totally new actor filling those boots.  Seems pretty iffy to say the least, but it turns out to be a decent movie after all, with some excitement and humor, familiar furry faces (Chewie, of course!  Not the effin' ewoks!) and just a slight touch of the Force.  Director Ron Howard did a great job with it, and I bet the making of this movie brought everyone involved some Happy Days.  Play this podcast and today can be one for you!  

I admit that after thirty years in this field, I assume that most of my "health decisions" are correct. Yet, whenever I record a podcast, I discover more things I'm doing wrong! GRRRRR…. At this point, I have two options: Get frustrated at everything "I've yet to do…" OR Understand that knowledge is power, and one day at a time, incorporate new habits that can help lower disease risk. Of course, I'm choosing choice number 2! The small changes I make will eventually create a more significant impact. Fast forward to my conversation today with air quality expert Michael Rubino. Michael shared some recent studies that discovered a link between many cancers and air quality. My first thought was, "Sure, I can understand poor air quality and the link to lung cancer," but no, the study suggested that poor air quality can contribute to breast, pancreatic, and many other types of cancer. What?! The authors explained that pollution can impact our DNA and alter our immune response. This can increase inflammation, which contributes to cancer growth. The authors also suggested that in the case of digestive cancers, pollution can affect gut health and influence cancer development. Okay, now what? How do we make our homes safer without breaking the bank? Michael suggested some easy fixes, such as changing out your HVAC filter more regularly and having a good air purifier in the house. Give today's podcast a listen to learn how to test your home for air pollution and get more of Michael's great tips! Visit Michael's website TheMichaelRubino.com and take The Dust Test. And check out these studies on the effects of air quality on health: Improving Air Quality Reduces Dementia Risk, Multiple Studies Suggest Alopecia and Associated Toxic Agents: A Systematic Review Air Pollution Linked with Increased Risk of Autism in Children Visit whydidigetcancer.com for full show notes. --- The Body Deli:  Here are my favorite products that are always in my bathroom: Creme de la Rose moisturizer. Phoenix lift face and neck oil (when I run out of this, my face gets so dry and cranky!) Blueberry Fusion Cleanser. Vitamin C Serum.  Body Deli: Use the code 'ENOS15' at checkout for 15% off! The Body Deli – Why Did I Get Cancer? --- Did you know that GUM floss is PFAS free? PFAS is a forever chemical that many top brands include in their floss, and that's the last thing I want in my mouth! GUM is available at major retailers, including Costco, making it easy to change your brush every three months as the dentist recommends. Happy brushing!

We brought in our head bangingest friend for this mix. Jade, the man that makes metal itself seem soft, protects our soft and fragile ears from the heaviest things this side of a black hole. Thanks again sir J, we barely made it out alive.

Do you find yourself struggling with anger? Us too! It's okay, you're human. Anger isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's a great emotion! However, when anger is not handled correctly, it can do a lot of damage. In this episode, Enoch and Isaac talk about ways to de-escalate your anger healthily! Thanks to Danny D and Sam Proton for the music!

Lots to chat over on this episode…   First, why are internet speeds so damned slow!! Grrrrr….we chat over thoughts on the iPhone 15 Pro Max/Pixel 8 Pro/Samsung S23 Ultra and also catch up on the latest news from Snapdragon as well. Alex also has some hot takes on the latest gossip about next year's Samsung S24 Ultra - and the real sauce that everyone is missing…   How creators can embrace AI in their daily workflows and how it saves a HUGE amount of time. What's new in Final Cut Pro, and why is everything subscription-based now - and is it a benefit?   Then the big one…Casetify - what's REALLY going on?   Don't forget, if you enjoy our weekly podcast to subscribe, like, and share - and if you listen on Apple Podcasts - to leave us a rating (hopefully a 5-star one!) as well!

54. Is the air in your home making you sick? A surprising conversation with an air quality expert. I admit that after thirty years in this field, I assume that most of my "health decisions" are correct. Yet, whenever I record a podcast, I discover more things I'm doing wrong! GRRRRR…. At this point, I have two options: Get frustrated at everything "I've yet to do…" OR Understand that knowledge is power, and one day at a time, incorporate new habits that can help lower disease risk. Of course, I'm choosing choice number 2! The small changes I make will eventually create a more significant impact. Fast forward to my conversation today with air quality expert Michael Rubino. Michael shared some recent studies that discovered a link between many cancers and air quality. My first thought was, "Sure, I can understand poor air quality and the link to lung cancer," but no, the study suggested that poor air quality can contribute to breast, pancreatic, and many other types of cancer. What?! The authors explained that pollution can impact our DNA and alter our immune response. This can increase inflammation, which contributes to cancer growth. The authors also suggested that in the case of digestive cancers, pollution can affect gut health and influence cancer development. Okay, now what? How do we make our homes safer without breaking the bank? Michael suggested some easy fixes, such as changing out your HVAC filter more regularly and having a good air purifier in the house. Give today's podcast a listen to learn how to test your home for air pollution and get more of Michael's great tips! Visit Michael's website TheMichaelRubino.com and take The Dust Test. And check out these studies on the effects of air quality on health: Improving Air Quality Reduces Dementia Risk, Multiple Studies Suggest Alopecia and Associated Toxic Agents: A Systematic Review Air Pollution Linked with Increased Risk of Autism in Children Here's a link to my favorite non-toxic household cleaning products: YoungLiving | MyAccount Use the code SHAREYL to get 10% off of your first order of $50 or more!   This episode is sponsored in part by ButcherBox.   I don't have to explain to you that the holidays can throw your eating schedule out the window!  

Ep 115 recorded  4/30/23 All the Fails WIPs Socks for Thing 1 – I turned the heel and ran into trouble, more on that later. Davit designed for Berroco by Amy Palmer, knit using Silk Noir by Great Adirondack Yarn Co bought at Rhinebeck last year. I finished one side's short rows and all I have left to do is the other side's short rows and sew the back edges to the shoulders.  So close! Find Your Fade designed by Andrea Mowry, knit in Midori Bamboo from The Fiber Lady in a discontinued colorway, plus cotton/bamboo sportweight from Great Adirondack Yarn Co.  Tanwen cowl (Ravelry)– designed by Thayer Preece Parker.  This is the prize for the Knit For Food Knitathon winner.  I'm working it up in Lana Grossa Elastico, a plant-based yarn with elastic in it so it works cables beautifully.   Summer Happiness Crochet Top designed by Concept Creative in Scheepjes Whirl in the color Sherbert Rainbow, a pastel rainbow from pink to blue.   Knitting Fail Thing 1's socks -so proud of myself turning the heel walking from the Washington Monument to the Capitol Building when I realized the sock didn't look right.  I'd grabbed the wrong needles!  I meant to use US 2 (2.75mm) but I grabbed US 1s (2.25mm).   Tanwen – I worked on this a lot riding the DC Metro and while driving with friends to the Air and Space Museum out at Dulles, the one with Space Shuttle Discovery.  This pattern is an 8-row repeat that is easy to memorize, but the cable pattern is tight.  It's easy to think, oh, the next right side row is the cable row, it doesn't need a cable yet.  Wrong, it is the cable row, rip it back. Summer Happiness – I'm on the 3rd of 4 repeats that make up this top and at this point the rows are getting long.  And while on the train to DC I finished one row and got nearly to the end of a second when I realized that I had screwed up way back near the beginning of the previous row.  And it wasn't a mistake I could fudge around, there weren't enough holes in the resulting fabric to place all the next row's stitches.  So I had to rip back alllllll my work.  Grrrrr.  Spinning More progress on my current spin, some beautiful green lightly-speckled cotton from Buchanan Fiber. I brought my Nano2 on the trian on our visit to DC. It worked like a charm!  I finished the 2nd bobbin and as of today I'm nearly done with the 3rd.  I hope to finish it this week. On the Run We walked soooooooo many miles in Washington DC – 9 miles alone our first full day!   Out and About – upcoming Fiber Events around New England NH Sheep and Wool – May 13 & 14 MA Sheep and Woolcraft Fair - May 27-28, Memorial Day Weekend Maine Fiber Frolic – June 3 & 4 I've Got Sunshine As I've mentioned several times, we went to Washington DC last week for school vacation.  What I didn't say is that one of my childhood besties lives down there.  We got to hang out at least a little every day and it was marvelous.  She and I even snuck away for dinner one night, leaving all the kids with our husbands, and we got a little girl time in

Today's Date: we meet a boisterous, buxom babe who doesn't have time to play games. Oh, and she has fantastic taste... she wants a bear! Grrrrr..... Connect with #BearRomp on social media at @perfectdatepodcast (Instagram & Facebook), @perfectdatepod (Twitter) or by calling (302) TOM-GOSS. Follow Tom @tomgossmusic on all social media platforms. www.perfectdatepodcast.com  

What are you so obsessed with that you'd join their church if they had one?! "Cult of caribou coffee ??" "In all seriousness... Church of Kwik Trip and the KS95 morning show!" "I would worship at the church of Chris Hemsworth. Me-yow! Grrrrr!!"

Hey Hey Hey!! I cooked! So CPAC, huh? Yeah. And guess what? The evil assholes defunded a library in Michigan. Bet you can guess why. Grrrrr. I have thoughts. Keep coming back. It's only going to get more and more real. - Mare's on a Tear. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Grrrrr....is the word as we cautiously discuss Volibear and hopefully don't summon him to destroy our livelihoods. The Freljord's most powerful beings are the subject of this week and next week's episodes as the Freljord series comes to a close. Join us for a tale of brothers with different views on murder and waging war. Just normal disagreements. Credits: Volibear Biography and Short Story: https://universe.leagueoflegends.com/en_US/story/volibear-color-story/ https://universe.leagueoflegends.com/en_US/story/champion/volibear/ Volibear Theme Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOJAErCvVhs Volibear Voice Lines: https://www.101soundboards.com/boards/28305-volibear-league-of-legends --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leagueloreandmore/support

This week on New Release … freaky felines Ashley, Derrick, and Drew reunite for a walk on the wild side. Grrrrr. Is Cat People the horniest movie we’ve watched for the podcast? Yes. Does it have its fair share of ups and downs? Wink-wink. You bet. BUT it also blends horror and fantasy in ways that at least some of us finds oddly satisfying. There’s the sultry New Orleans scenery, oyster diners, and a surprising amount of gore to sink your teeth into in this forgotten creature feature. You’ll also find out which animal wins the highly coveted New Release ‘Most Erotic’ crown. Strut your stuff by searching ‘New Release’ on Spotify or Apple to subscribe! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit newrelease.substack.com

A série de antologia "Rugido" (Apple TV) foi lançada em 2022 e tem questões da mulher atual como tema de seus oito episódios. Uma das produtoras e atrizes da série é a super Nicole Kidman. Músicas: - Bossa Nova Piano Instrumental - Brasil by Musicalmix2020 Link: https://pixabay.com/pt/music/bossa-nova-bossa-nova-piano-instrumental-brasil-5732 - Night In Venice by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5763-night-in-venice License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Para contribuir com o nosso podcast acesse: https://www.padrim.com.br/foradoscriptpodcasts

Timestamps: 01:08 - Production/Cast; 39:00 - Plot Is this episode frankly a stain? No, it's the one and only Frankenstein! You really should turn off auto-correct. In this episode of Cinematic Frank-tastic (OK, enough already): Jason and William uncover the coffin containing the brains behind this film. (I learned what this was in school today! It's a hexagonal prism.) GRRRRR!! Ahem, sorry. I meant that they discussed the plot. The monster-making duo continue covering these great Universal monster movies! ------ Music by RoccoW Welcome! (RoccoW) / CC BY-SA 3.0 Sweet Self Satisfaction (RoccoW) / CC BY-SA 3.0 Local Forecast - Slower by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3988-local-forecast---slower License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Audio clips from movies: The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Wolf Man, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Godzilla (1954), Invisible Man, Frankenstein (1931) Audio clips from movies: Frankenstein (1931) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cinematic-fantastic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinematic-fantastic/support

In this weeks episode, Clay and Tanner talk to up and coming underground artist Deric. They talk about his upbringing in Atlanta, how he started recording music, his musical style and the GRRRRR ad lib. They finish off the interview with advice for artists who are just starting out, how PnB Rock heard his music, as well as a story about Deric's time recording with Internet Money.Soul Serum:https://discord.gg/Ny3rjqshttp://www.twitter.com/souIserumhttp://www.instagram.com/soulserumhttp://www.soulserum.shop

Last year, the pharmaceutical industry made $1.27 trillion dollars. Let me repeat that 1.27 trillion. Do you want to know how much they spent teaching people to be healthy rather than masking their symptoms? The Real People Fit Podcast is Sponsored by RealPeople.fit A vibrant group dedicated to living a long, pain free, medication free, healthy and happy life. Join in at RealPeople.fit.

Winning in sports is hard to do. Winning in the NFL… It's almost impossible to predict correctly. This season is a perfect example of the no matter how prepared you may be, with multiple layers of contingency plans, it's ONLY when coupled with lots of luck, that you uncover the best bet for success. Hope for the best, but make sure to expect chaos and lots of thrills along the way. After WEEK 13, 24 of the 32 NFL teams, are one game away from making the playoffs. The ups and the downs of this NFL season, are typical of seasons past; and one of the prime reasons, why The NFL dominates in capturing audiences' attention, more than any other programming in all of entertainment. Let's take a closer look at a few of these things, in The Bunker's Quick Hits, for Week 13 of the NFL.

Occasionally I find myself in strong disagreement with a fellow blogger. My very good friend Julie (strictjuliespanks.blogspot.com) and I are on opposite sides of the political spectrum. That's fine. We're both well-meaning. She recently promoted Glenmore's pay-for-view blog on Patreon. I don't share her support for either the blogger or The post Grrrrr! appeared first on Male Chastity Journal.

Grrrrr! Arghhhhhh! This week we are welcoming the undead hordes into the Culture Bucket world and sifting through to find our all time favourite Zombie movies. There's a great mix this week of classic zombie films, offbeat zombie films and even children's zombie films. Definitely worth checking in this week, you'll find something worth checking out! Links to our letterboxd and a few other places can be found in our bio, check it out to see our various film lists, kept there for posterity. Catch you on the flippity flip. Spoilers below Culture discussed in this week's culture catch-up: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Annette, The White Lotus, Iron Maiden - Senjutsu, Chvrches - Screen Violence, Atypical, Good Girls, The Witches, Minari, Little Simz - Sometimes I Might Be Introvert If you would like to add to the discussion please join us in the following places: ----more----Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/culturebucketpodcast ----more----Join our Facebook discussion group at: Culture Bucket Bucket Squad on facebook ----more----Twitter: https://twitter.com/CultBucketPod ----more----Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/culturebucketpodcast/ ----more----Email: culturebucketpodcast@gmail.com ----more----Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/CultureBucket/ ----more----Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/wd0xyllzxj6ftwi25hfwgjapv

Grrrrr.  I'm not much of a hater, takes too much energy and ages your skin.  Keeping that in mind sometimes you just have to vent so here's episode # 71 Brought to you by the word: Hate Playlist Mississippi John Hurt - Pay Day Deejay Punk Roc - I Hate Everybody The Fastbacks - Believe Me Never Sleaford Mods - Into The Payzone Brenda Lee - Eventually Frank Black - Hate Me Black Sabbath - Johnny Blade Buzzcocks - Fast Cars Woody Guthrie - Mean Talkin Blues The Sonics - He's Waitin Yello - I Love You Ice T - Squeeze The Trigger Bratmobile - Die The Monkees - Randy Scouse Git David Cronenbergs Wife - The Fight Song Fatboy Slim - Drop The Hate Broadcast - Michael A. Grammar Throbbing Gristle - We Hate You (Little Girls) Little Willie John - My Baby's In Love With Another Guy Velvet Underground - Candy Says Suzi Quatro - Prisoner Of Your Imagination The Monks - I Hate You Les Rita Mitsouko - Andy Fucked Up - The Other Shoe Gangstarr - Sucka's Need Bodyguard

We made it to 20!!! Never thought this day would come, so we decided to complain and give all our best Pardon my Bullsh*ts! Sav gives a little update of her feature on The King and The Sting, and Gabby goes through her old Tweets from 2013… yeet. Thanks for all the support Losers. ;) Thank you to our Sponsors this week! Go give them a follow on Instagram! Enhanced Esthetics - enhanced.esthetics Twerk Yoga - twerkyoga.id Wanna become a sponsor!? Contact us : stayinappropriate@gmail.com You can also find us on Insta: @thegoodthebadtheinappropriate @gabrielle.lutz @savanahjohansen --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stayinappropriate/support

It had to happen.  The bastards came of jazz-age in the eighties and nineties - an era when young lions roamed the earth (and the mall record bins) and, sooner or later, attention must be paid.  What to say about this last gasp of mainstream, corporate approved jazz before the collapse of the majors?  Oh, so very very much.  So much in fact that some of the ranting had to be tagged on to the ending just to avoid sinking the ship.  Pop matters?  Old 97s and early Kraftwerk . . .  Marcus Roberts - BLUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM; Mark Whitfield – TRUE BLUE; Kenny Kirkland – KENNY KIRKLAND; Nicholas Payton – FROM THIS MOMENT 

Televised opera? Stock? Disappearing grapes? Wow, this episode really is about nothing. Speaking of that, a Note about Nothing in the DVD extras spurred a lot of thought about how casting Jerry's girlfriends required much more than comedic talent. Grrrrr. All in all, this finale episode of Season 1 leaves much to be desired, most of which is MORE ELAINE! 

table td.shrink { white-space:nowrap } New hosts Welcome to our new hosts: Anonymous Host, Trey. Last Month's Shows Id Day Date Title Host 3304 Thu 2021-04-01 Newsflash 21/01/04 Anonymous Host 3305 Fri 2021-04-02 Nagios part 2 norrist 3306 Mon 2021-04-05 HPR Community News for March 2021 HPR Volunteers 3307 Tue 2021-04-06 Git worktree klaatu 3308 Wed 2021-04-07 let's talk about Thunderbird Some Guy On The Internet 3309 Thu 2021-04-08 Linux Inlaws S01E27: The Big Uncertainties in Life and beyond monochromec 3310 Fri 2021-04-09 Layer Masks Ahuka 3311 Mon 2021-04-12 Bradley M. Kuhn's article from 2019 on Richard M. Stallman Anonymous Host 3312 Tue 2021-04-13 COVID Doldrums Dave Morriss 3313 Wed 2021-04-14 Zoom Update ToeJet 3314 Thu 2021-04-15 Introduction... 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Past shows There are 4 comments on 4 previous shows: hpr3291 (2021-03-15) "The New Audacity and Batch Processing Macros" by Ahuka. Comment 4: brother mouse on 2021-04-04: "audacity batch" hpr3296 (2021-03-22) "Spam Bot Honey Pot" by Rho`n. Comment 2: rtsn on 2021-04-13: "nice" hpr3301 (2021-03-29) "K S P Kerbal Space Program! (Game)" by operat0r. Comment 1: Aaronb on 2021-04-17: "Have you seen xkcd about Kerbal" hpr3303 (2021-03-31) "Slackware on RaspberryPi" by Brian in Ohio. Comment 1: Zen_floater2 on 2021-04-01: "Bravo" This month's shows There are 21 comments on 9 of this month's shows: hpr3305 (2021-04-02) "Nagios part 2" by norrist. Comment 1: Kevin O'Brien on 2021-04-05: "Adding my endorsement" hpr3308 (2021-04-07) "let's talk about Thunderbird" by Some Guy On The Internet. Comment 1: Henry on 2021-04-09: "Got some good tips ... thank you" hpr3311 (2021-04-12) "Bradley M. Kuhn's article from 2019 on Richard M. Stallman" by Anonymous Host. Comment 1: brian-in-ohio on 2021-04-12: "bravery"Comment 2: Ken Fallon on 2021-04-13: "Long history of supporting anonymous posts"Comment 3: Reto on 2021-04-13: "RMS"Comment 4: Ken Fallon on 2021-04-14: "Interview with RMS/FSF ?"Comment 5: Ken Fallon on 2021-04-14: "Interview with RMS/FSF ? - links"Comment 6: Beeza on 2021-04-14: "Richard Stallman"Comment 7: Torao on 2021-04-16: "Stallman"Comment 8: Cfish on 2021-04-19: "The responsibility of leadership" hpr3317 (2021-04-20) "Reading a manifesto: Towards A Cooperative Technology Movement" by clacke. Comment 1: clacke on 2021-04-02: "Errata"Comment 2: Cfish on 2021-04-20: "Great show"Comment 3: Kevin O'Brien on 2021-04-22: "Fantastic show!!!"Comment 4: clacke on 2021-04-28: "A season for manifestos"Comment 5: Kevin O'Brien on 2021-04-29: "Keep it up" hpr3318 (2021-04-21) "Modding a Wii classic with a DNS exploit" by Archer72. Comment 1: Ken Fallon on 2021-04-21: "sdcard and a usbstick"Comment 2: archer72 on 2021-04-22: "Re: sdcard and a usbstick" hpr3319 (2021-04-22) "Linux Inlaws S01E28: Politicians and artificial intelligence part 1" by monochromec. Comment 1: Ken Fallon on 2021-04-23: "AI is misleading AP would be better" hpr3320 (2021-04-23) "YouTube Channels for Learning Spanish, Part 2" by Ahuka. Comment 1: Aaronb on 2021-04-26: "Listening to Twit podcasts" hpr3321 (2021-04-26) "DNS66 URANDOM RANDOM" by operat0r. Comment 1: Thaj on 2021-04-26: "Mission accomplished" hpr3324 (2021-04-29) "Infosec Podcasts Part 1 News and Current Events " by Trey. Comment 1: Xoke on 2021-04-29: "GRRRRR!" Mailing List discussions Policy decisions surrounding HPR are taken by the community as a whole. This discussion takes place on the Mail List which is open to all HPR listeners and contributors. The discussions are open and available on the HPR server under Mailman. 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What a wonderful fucking last couple weeks and everything inbetween --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/william-davis66/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/william-davis66/support

With 2021 properly underway it's time to check in with the biggest headlines in TV industry news (including some icky and uncomfortable ones), natter on for a bit about what we've been watching, and reply to a couple of listener emails!SHOW NOTES"Mandalorian Boba Fett Fight Scene Perfectly Syncs to Viral Star Wars Song" via Ana Dumaraog @ SCREEN RANT: https://screenrant.com/mandalorian-boba-fett-fight-scene-fetts-vette-video/"Charisma Carpenter accuses Joss Whedon of emotional abuse on Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Angel sets" via Tatiana Tenreyro @ THE AV CLUB: https://news.avclub.com/charisma-carpenter-accuses-joss-whedon-of-emotional-abu-1846239812RuPaul's Drag Race: http://www.vh1.com/shows/rupauls-drag-raceRuPaul's Drag Race UK: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07kt8b4Alone: https://www.history.com/shows/aloneThe O.C.: https://www.primevideo.com/detail/The-OC/0JKU5P62KIT0GZ6HHVN73C4TM5'Wonder Woman 1984 - Official Main Trailer' via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW2E2Fnh52w'Promising Young Woman - Official Trailer' via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i5kiFDunk8Iron Man: https://www.disneyplus.com/movies/marvel-studios-iron-man/6aM2a8mZATiuSpider-Man: Far From Home: https://www.marvel.com/movies/spider-man-far-from-homeTIME CODESListener Emails: ~00:01:00Headlines: ~00:12:00What We've Been Watching: ~00:55:00CONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.comEMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.comTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesDamask Leary: www.twitter.com/maskymooCREDITSLogo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.instagram.com/seanyboydrawsTheme Song and Bumpers: Lucas Heil - www.birthdayloyaltyclub.comHunting Seasons is proud to be part of the Lipp Media podcast network - www.lipp.media See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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¿QUÉÉÉÉÉÉ? La única forma de descubrir qué significan estas siglas es poniéndole play. Sólo diremos: queremos saber qué opinan en nuestras redes: @SomosloquehayMX, @Monicalfaro, @Nodigamosmas y @TamaravargasOf y, sobre todo, en este link con un mensaje de voz: https://bit.ly/2xuIfni ¡Es momento de dejar atrás los nervios y los temores! Mientras no tengamos vacunas puestas, ¡habrá recococomendación COVID! La de hoy corre a cuenta de Shikardi y es soave, teenager y salvaje... ¡Grrrrr! Bueno bueno, y Hotel Flamingo tiene la participación de un loquero querido, de corazón, de hueso colorado, pura sangre... ya saben. ¿Quieren un papel para el siguiente episodio? Ya saben cómo obtenerlo. Manden un DM por Instagrama la @SomosloquehayMX --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/somosloquehay/message

En esta ocasión hablamos de los pequeños placeres de la vida, buscanos en FB y comentanos tus pequeños placeres. Siguenos en redes sociales Arantxa Hernandez: @sexytrompoalpastor Oscar Palacios: @elconejomagico Gorditos en Fuga: @gorditosenfugacomedy Duraznos y Berenjenas: @duraznosyberenjenas

En esta ocasión hablamos de los pequeños placeres de la vida, buscanos en FB y comentanos tus pequeños placeres. Siguenos en redes sociales Arantxa Hernandez: @sexytrompoalpastor Oscar Palacios: @elconejomagico Gorditos en Fuga: @gorditosenfugacomedy Duraznos y Berenjenas: @duraznosyberenjenas

Entrevistar a Francis Rosas es como un constante “Anda pa'l carajo”- el tipo no le tiene miedo a nada y es súper real. Como tigre en caza, saca a pasear su irreverencia y nos habla de todo. Desde anécdotas inéditas sobre su experiencia como figura pública hasta sus fantasías sexuales personales que como somos tan impropias, le sacamos. Un recorrido bastante divertido y chévere por todos los aspectos de la vida de Francis Rosas: viajes existenciales, su carrera, el actor, el comediante... No, no le preguntamos de Natalia Rivera. Eso ya está pasé. Francis ya lo superó, supéralo tú. Gracias especiales a: Producción: Cheo Vidal Invitado especial: Francis Rosas

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 GRRRRR!!!! Scared? Oh well. Here's the final part of The Turn of the Screw, and the next wee bit of Mungo's trip through Africa. So of course in the next episode we're starting a new book! What will it be...? Well, only Patreon supporters know!Download the show

On this first episode we introduce this new in-between show, and what its all about, so hopefully your all ready to hear about some bad films!! So Join us as we chat about the film Space Truckers. Hell maybe one of us even liked it!https://instagram.com/tales_from_the_podcasthttps://twitter.com/TalesFromThePodhttps://facebook.com/groups/talesfromthepodcastAnd can contact me through my website:http://talesfromthepodcast.comAnd email us here at talesfromthepodcast13@gmail.com

In today’s episode, I’m speaking to a mom of a 4-year old about his mean behavior towards the family’s new puppy. Mom was concerned her child might be a psychopath. She asked for help in a public FB group for parents and the comments of several fellow parents made me mad. GRRRRR. They gave her incorrect info and essentially confirmed her fear that there was something wrong with her kid. Not. Helpful. The child is not a psycho killer. He’s four! He just needed different guidance to become a little boy that could play and develop a deep bond with his new fur sibling. I want to make a parenting public service to stop posting in public parent groups without official leadership by a qualified moderator. Parent judgment and shaming is all too real and we aint got time for that! Protect yourselves people. Get my problem-solving one-sheet! I created a simple one-sheet roadmap that will assist you in replacing the old school lectures with a tool that actually improves behavior through productive convos. Grab your problem-solving cheat sheet here: mastermindparenting.com/problemsolving For more help, reach out to me for support: http://Randirubenstein.com/discovery Get my Free Guide! This guide contains the condensed nuggets of my mind mastering parenting recipe. I've been developing my signature Mastermind Parenting method for over twenty years and I'm BEEEyond thrilled to share it with you. It has the power not to just improve the conversations and relationships in your family but digging in and doing this work will change your life. I can't wait for you to get started so I can teach you everything! Head over here to get your copy https://mastermindparenting.com/freeguide Apply for Free Coaching! Thank you so much for listening and being an amazing mama that listens to parenting podcasts! I absolutely love connecting with other moms during the Real Coaching with Randi monthly segment and share their story. If you would like to get some free coaching on a future episode, head over to https://mastermindparenting.com/freecoaching/ and hit the Apply button. Get my book! Hear about my family history and the tools that have helped me replace old parenting patterns that simply don’t work with these puzzling kiddos. It's my way of paying it forward as a human that wants our kids to experience a kinder and more generous world. Head over here to get your copy https://mastermindparenting.com/book Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device.  

In today’s episode, I’m speaking to a mom of a 4-year old about his mean behavior towards the family’s new puppy. Mom was concerned her child might be a psychopath. She asked for help in a public FB group for parents and the comments of several fellow parents made me mad. GRRRRR. They gave her incorrect info and essentially confirmed her fear that there was something wrong with her kid. Not. Helpful. The child is not a psycho killer. He’s four! He just needed different guidance to become a little boy that could play and develop a deep bond with his new fur sibling. I want to make a parenting public service to stop posting in public parent groups without official leadership by a qualified moderator. Parent judgment and shaming is all too real and we ain't got time for that! Protect yourselves people.    Get my problem-solving one-sheet! I created a simple one-sheet roadmap that will assist you in replacing the old school lectures with a tool that actually improves behavior through productive convos. Grab your problem-solving cheat sheet here: mastermindparenting.com/problemsolving For more help, reach out to me for support: http://Randirubenstein.com/discovery Get my Free Guide! This guide contains the condensed nuggets of my mind mastering parenting recipe. I've been developing my signature Mastermind Parenting method for over twenty years and I'm BEEEyond thrilled to share it with you. It has the power not to just improve the conversations and relationships in your family but digging in and doing this work will change your life. I can't wait for you to get started so I can teach you everything! Head over here to get your copy https://mastermindparenting.com/freeguide Apply for Free Coaching! Thank you so much for listening and being an amazing mama that listens to parenting podcasts! I absolutely love connecting with other moms during the Real Coaching with Randi monthly segment and share their story. If you would like to get some free coaching on a future episode, head over to https://mastermindparenting.com/freecoaching/ and hit the Apply button. Get my book! Hear about my family history and the tools that have helped me replace old parenting patterns that simply don’t work with these puzzling kiddos. It's my way of paying it forward as a human that wants our kids to experience a kinder and more generous world. Head over here to get your copy https://mastermindparenting.com/book Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device.

Today marked the first day that the Big Three Automakers in Detroit, as well as some other locations, got back to work and started producing cars again. However, though people were rockin and ready to roll some fresh metal down those stamping lines and piece together the vehicles you all are (not) demanding right now, they are doing it at a snails pace. Covid be damned! but thats not stopping the auto industry from at least trying to get things back to normal...whatever that is anymore. But Toyota was apparently wasnt ready to let Covid-19 ruin their monday so they decided to reveal not 1, but 2 new vehicles - the 2021 Venza and Sienna along with each one of their respective trim levels (so really thats like 6 new vehicles). Ford is pushing back pretty much all of their new vehicle release dates (by anywhere from 2-4 months) - they arent the only ones either Dyson revealed their dream-in-a-dumpster car and its not at all what you were thinking it would look like - you know, a vacuum cleaner with 4 wheels? Last but not least, some news of a different color - I have to be quarantined because i may have come into contact with one of the infected (jeeze it starting to sound too much like a zombie film). Also, this weekend, i have a special guest! But, you'll have to listen to this weeks episode to find out who!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sketchbookaudio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sketchbookaudio/support

Peppa and George find some buried treasure!

This week we have ponies; we have music theory; we have a Bea Arthur mention; we have it all!!! Chris does a lyric-of-the-week, Miranda saw Sleep No More, and SOMEONE forgot to turn off their phone before we started. Grrrrr. Jk! I'm over it.https://twitter.com/sorry_gratefulhttps://soundcloud.com/sorry_grateful

Episode 191 is right up your alley...if you're a cold-hearted criminal - possibly with an eye patch, but that may be optional - or a federal agent with a chronic inability to avoid the short straw for assignments. From 1982, we're playing Spectravision's GANGSTER ALLEY. Join me as we power through my personal game cartridge's attempts to sabotage the episode. Grrrrr, technology! *shakes fist at the sky dramatically* This week's short story is: FAMILY TERROR, I MEAN FUN "Lost in the Time Vortex: The American Cult of Doctor Who" Water Found on a Potentially Life-Friendly Planet Thanks to Kevin McLeod at Incompetech.com for creative commons use of his songs "Take a Chance", "Pinball Spring" and "Reformat". Thanks to Mike Mann for the "Mad Mike Hughes" theme. Thanks to Sean Courtney for the "Storytime" theme. Find links to episodes, social media and other info about ATARI BYTES and my other podcast IT'S A PODCAST, CHARLIE BROWN at my website www.carnivalofgleecreations.com  Find links to pick up my books IN THE ST. NICK OF TIME and MISERY BANANA: VERY SHORT STORIES INSPIRED BY OLD GAMES AND ODD THOUGHTS at www.carnivalofgleecreations.com Support the podcast on the ATARI BYTES Patreon page here. Pick up "Go Play Some Old Games, They've Missed You" merchandise at the AB_Pod_Store on Zazzle.com

In this mini-sode, Q talks about author Gail Carriger and her series of steampunk/urban fantasy books. Carriger's books cover an alternate timeline of Victorian England. They have adventure, romance, and tea! So much tea!  From her website,  "Gail Carriger has multiple NYT bestsellers and over a million books in print in dozens of different languages. She writes comedies of manners mixed with urban fantasy (and sexy stuff as G. L. Carriger). Her best known books include the Parasol Protectorate and Finishing School series. She was once an archaeologist and is fond of shoes, octopuses, and tea." https://gailcarriger.com/  Do yourself a favor and pick up one of Gail's books!  Peace, nerds! Music: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Les_Sans_Culottes/ Cover image: http://billbeard.net/blog3 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/uppod/message

Have you struggled with losing weight? Weight loss can be frustrating. You're doing fine, then suddenly, poof! The weight stops coming off or even starts piling on again! Grrrrr! It can make you feel like a failure, for sure! But science may have figured out why so many people stop losing weight after the first batch of pounds comes off. It's not what you think it is. In some ways, it's worse! But scientists and some little white mice may be pointing to the answer! Join me and learn a lot more about this fascinating topic! Keep the faith and keep after it! Contact: IG @coachphilhueston Twitter @philhueston Website coachphilhueston.com Looking for a weight loss support product that actually works? Try JayLab Pro Lepti-Sense! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/four-pillar-fitness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/four-pillar-fitness/support

Hi! I'm still n the US. I have recovered from the surgery I had in January and the complications in wound healing that followed it. However, it's too late for me to go back to my classes in China this term. Even worse, my university told me that they wouldn't rehire me for next term. Grrrrr. (That's a sound that means you are angry.) They have four teachers for next term but they only need three teachers. So they won't rehire me because I'm the oldest and because I missed this term. It's not fair, but sometimes life isn't fair! I'll really miss my students and teaching in a classroom. I have some ideas about what I'll do next, but I haven't quite decided yet. On the one hand, I hate losing my job, but on the other hand there are a lot of possibilities ahead of me. Here is a podcast series from 2 1/2 years ago. I made these into YouTube videos and have used them in my classes. You can find them by going to YouTube and searching for Miss Buswell. I'm posting all of the "Gift of the Magi" podcast episodes tonight, since they are a series. my website:http://www.missbuswell.com/ ------ LnR 077 The Gift of the Magi 1 http://www.online-literature.com/o_henry/1014/ The Gift of the Magi by O. Henry, 1862-1910 One dollar and eighty-seven cents. That was all. And sixty cents of it was in pennies. Pennies saved one and two at a time by bulldozing the grocer and the vegetable man and the butcher until one's cheeks burned with the silent imputation of parsimony that such close dealing implied. Three times Della counted it. One dollar and eighty- seven cents. And the next day would be Christmas. There was clearly nothing to do but flop down on the shabby little couch and howl. So Della did it. Which instigates the moral reflection that life is made up of sobs, sniffles, and smiles, with sniffles predominating. While the mistress of the home is gradually subsiding from the first stage to the second, take a look at the home. A furnished flat at $8 per week. It did not exactly beggar description, but it certainly had that word on the lookout for the mendicancy squad. In the vestibule below was a letter-box into which no letter would go, and an electric button from which no mortal finger could coax a ring. Also appertaining thereunto was a card bearing the name "Mr. James Dillingham Young." The "Dillingham" had been flung to the breeze during a former period of prosperity when its possessor was being paid $30 per week. Now, when the income was shrunk to $20, though, they were thinking seriously of contracting to a modest and unassuming D. But whenever Mr. James Dillingham Young came home and reached his flat above he was called "Jim" and greatly hugged by Mrs. James Dillingham Young, already introduced to you as Della. Which is all very good.  

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Grrrrr... Are you as frustrated after Week 2 as a lot of people?? Well go ahead and sit down and have a little therapy session with a new episode of the Hail Mary Fantasy Football Podcast! We discuss last week and talk about a few stories from the weekend. As well, we go as in depth as you would like on our thoughts for this weeks slate of games!

Relasjonspodden gir deg tips om hvordan du kan få det bedre med deg selv. Dora Thorhallsdottir er EQ-terapeut og stand up-komiker, Kjersti Idem er yogainstruktør og har en lang fortid fra radio og TV. I Relasjonspodden svarer de på spørsmål fra lyttere og henter historier fra eget liv rundt små og store utfordringer knyttet til relasjoner. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week in Hot Off the Bench Press, a girl is fearless somewhere else, our fave ad publication betrays us, Trump's face is melting, George Washington makes beer, and Spotify takes over the under(ground).   Then, Ashley's Six Pack Story is about Brandless, a brand that isn't a brand but is also definitely a brand, and Sandy gets judgy in her story about Bear Nibbles, GRRRRR.   See everything we talked about at www.rhapodcast.com   Join our Facebook group (Rock Hard Ads) to discuss this week's stories with all your favorite people, and probably some of your not-so-favorite people.   Twitter & Instagram: @rhapodcast

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Today w/ 'Tom & Kerri' - Grrrrr!! (annoying things) / Escalators etiquette w/ Tom and neighbour advice from Kerri / Leo DiCap is dating someone how old? PLus, who the heck is his MOM dating (*hint* "WooAAH!") / The 'Casting Call' is calling on the Goblin King today / Spring is........*looks around*, here (shhh!) / Kerri's picks for Playoffs are insane & coming through! / Night owl or early bird?? / #WpgWhiteOut moves on to game 4 / And, the 'Drive 5'!!!

There's sooooo much going on in YouTube world right now about everything YouTube is doing to demonetize and terminate channels. It's heartbreaking even for me to hear it from friends and creators who have had years of time, money, sweat, and tears vanish instantly with no recourse whatsoever to recover it. There's several different ways to respond to this. These are the 3 things I recommend, somewhat unfortunately, for creators as we go through this period of uncertainty and unpredictability on YouTube. Coupon code DEMONETIZED for 20% off my course, "Turn YouTube Into Your Career," until Dec 13, 2017. https://courses.videocreators.com/courses/turn-youtube-into-your-career/ Leave your comments and feedback on our website here: https://videocreators.com/youtubes-mass-demonetization-channel-terminations-grrrrr-ep-98 Watch the live stream replay of this podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiOr_e5gPu0 Join our Patreon community and grow your channel with us! https://www.patreon.com/videocreators FREE EBOOK: "The Secret to Building your YouTube Audience" https://videocreators.com/product/secret-building-youtube-audience/ LET'S CONNECT! -- http://www.facebook.com/videocreators -- http://twitter.com/timschmoyer -- http://instagram.com/timschmoyer LISTEN TO THE VIDEO CREATORS PODCAST - iTunes: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTViTunes - Soundcloud: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVSoundCloud - Stitcher: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVStitcher - Google Play: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVGooglePlay

Carl: Hello everyone, Carl Quested here, thanks for tuning in for another episode of The Real Agent Podcast. This week’s episode I’m joined by Lisa B., Lisa has been around the real estate industry for let’s just say many years - and has a lot of experience -  from being an agent through to a principal, and now she’s a coach and mentor. Her current business is The Real Estate Hotline where she provides ad hoc and I guess emergency advice and assistance for Agents, Principals and everyone involved in the real estate industry. A really great episode here. I love Lisa’s approach to business and life so I hope you get as much out this episode as I have. As always please leave us some feedback. And enjoy the episode. Carl: Lisa thanks for joining us. Lisa: Yay! Hi! Thanks Carl, thanks for having me. Carl: That’s okay. Now we were chatting a bit before the start. So we’ve got to try and pick up on some of the gold we talked about, because there was some fantastic, fantastic information shared in there. Lisa: Sure. Carl: So Lisa tell me when did your real estate journey begin? Lisa: Oh God. Well I’m 49 now Carl, so it’s a long long time ago, when I was in my early 20’s. So when I started, I did the licensing course full time for one year – that was before I went into real estate.  That was when I said,  I’m burning all my bridges, I’m going into real estate and I have to make it work.  This is going to happen!   I door knocked lots of real estate offices to try to get a job and I ended up working for an office where I said look “Just pay me part time and I’ll work full time” just so I could prove myself. And I ended up doing that.  On the first day in the office I sold a house and it started from there.. Then I went full time. That’s how I started in a real estate office, and then after about 18 months the guy who owned the business, his wife passed away suddenly, she had a brain aneurism.  Very sad.. Carl: Oh wow. Lisa: And because she passed away,  he came in and asked me did I want to buy the office. And I’d only been in real estate 18 months.  I didn’t really know what I was doing as far as owning an office - I was only in my early 20’s,  -  23 or 24, and I was like….  ‘Yeah sure, why not, Yeah, what could go wrong?’. And I bought the business and that’s where I started my journey. I just love it. Once I think real estate is in your blood it’s very hard to do anything else. It is just something, that I’m so passionate about, I absolutely love it. Carl: And so at the age of 23, 24, taking over a real estate business, I mean, it’s very different I think today because obviously taking over a real estate business can literally just be taking over database right? You can literally pick up a computer and you can run it from home. I know there are different models and stuff like that. But back then, you had to have an office, right? You had to have a retail presence, you had to have windows displays and everything like that, so it must have been a pretty big undertaking. Lisa: Oh it was. And yes the things that can go wrong, went wrong. We had a property manager who was taking money. I’d had all the books checked. I’d gone through everything with the solicitor. And one day the property manager had a day off and then she had the next day off… and then it was just all these phone calls about money going missing and all that sort of thing. And I just didn’t know what to do. And I called a real estate agent that was close by,  I rang him and said  ‘ What do I do?’ Oh God, he helped me out so much. Gerard Payne. Oh my God he helped me out so much. And I was like ‘What the hell have I done?’.  But it was scary back then. You had the physical office that you had to pay rent, had to do all these things. The over heads were so big, newspaper advertising and it was hard - but it was easy. Carl: Yes. Lisa: Back then everybody did the same thing, It was like you had newspaper advertising, your for sale signs, letter box drops, door knocks - that was really it.   That was the focus of your business.  So it was hard work getting out there,  but it was easy because everybody was doing the same thing and there were no distractions. Where as now, I kind of feel sorry for the agents that are starting out, because there are so many shiny objects to chase. Social media, and this and that, and this and that. Door knocking. What the hell do I do first? It is a lot more complicated and I think a lot of the agents have to get back to the basics. To start with the basics, of door knocking, building your database, getting your brand known and all those sort of things. Just start with that and don’t chase every shiny object that comes along. Carl: I think, Yeah. It is very interesting, isn’t it? Because whilst the game has changed, the rules have essentially stayed the same right? Because people buy from people. So the ways in which you make those connections might be more intricate, because now you’ve got social media, you’ve got video marketing,  but if you can get in front of people, like door knocking….. if you can get in touch with people over the phone……. Lisa: Yes. Carl: You are making that connection  ---  so as long as that connection is being made. Lisa: Yes. Carl: Use the ones that you’re most familiar with, use the ones that work for you that kind of get traction straight away. Lisa: Yes. That’s right, we now live in a world where people can like, know and trust you even before they meet you - which is crazy.  People can look at you online and look at your website or follow you on Facebook and go ‘hey you know what -  they follow South Sydney, you know the best football team’ that sort of thing. They can like you for who you follow or they like you because they relate to you in some way, and it can make life a lot easier because of that as well, but I think if you’re new in real estate and you don’t have a database, you haven’t got warm calls to make  - you’ve got to start with the cold calls. Carl: Yes definitely. And I think you’re absolutely right. We still see so many agents getting their profile picture with their arms folded across their chest and yet their profile talks about honesty, integrity and trust.  They’re all the same things that every other agent is talking about.  When what someone is looking for is exactly what you say, you know, what footy teams they follow? What charitable organisations do they support? What are they about as a person, because you know in today’s society that’s what we’re looking for, we’re looking for that sort of, I guess a matching personality that says…… Lisa: The commonality.   Carl:  Yes. This is someone that I gel with, yes, they’re good at their job but I also like them as a person. And that is very different to how I think, maybe things in the past have been. Lisa: I know your personality Carl! You know what I mean?  It’s like, you get to know someone’s personality from being on Facebook, you get to know their sense of humour and all that sort of thing. And you think..  I really like this person and that’s what’s happening out there now.   Which I didn’t have that when I started in real estate, so in lots of ways.... it’s become easier as long as you focus on the right things.   Building your profile, your online profile, your brand and doing some video marketing and building up your online resume…  and that’s what I think a lot of people think… they think they don’t need to focus that much time on it..   It’s like if you don’t get on page one of Google, well you know who is? Realestate.com.au, domain.com.au, openagent.com.au, whichagent.com.au All of those are on page one, and if you’re not, they are intercepting your client, I call them the interceptors now. They’re intercepting your clients before they get to you.  Because a person goes to sell a house or buy a house, and they will type in houses for sale in a suburb and guess who comes up? All those interceptors, they’re taking away real estate agents potential clients -   so agents need to be on page one of Google.  You need to work on your online profile so that they’re not intercepting your clients. Carl: Yeah totally. I think, you know those websites that you mentioned, I mean real estate agents  are the middlemen in the process of selling property, where now what’s happening is REA and those other groups  are becoming middle men in the process of an agent meeting a client. Lisa: Yes. Carl: You know. It’s adding more friction to a process that should have less friction in it. It’s interesting to see how the web space is changing I think and moulding. It’s good to see more and more agents becoming aware of how to use the tools but I think there’s still quite a long way to go. Lisa: Yes, there’s still a long way to go. I mean I started with video marketing back in, Oh God, 7 or 8 years ago, it was new back then.   It was… nobody did it. So it’s like it’s starting to become a lot more of the norm but…... it’s something…... video marketing changes your life, like it really does.   When you do it correctly, it’s something that people can really feel that commonality with you straight away. You don’t even have to be in front of the camera, and it might just be video testimonials as well. So there are so many, so many tools there, that people can use, that can really just help them so much, in so many ways.  Whether it’s to get them on to page one of Google or building their brand and building their profile and getting that ‘like, know and trust’ factor from people. Carl: So in terms of your business right now, so you’ve evolved from being the agent, being principal and now you are sort of a more coaching and mentoring capacity. Lisa: Yes. Carl: So talk to us about Real Estate Hotline and what that does for agents? Lisa: Yes, sure. I mean I’ve owned lots of different offices. I’ve owned an independent under my own name, I’ve owned franchises and I’ve owned my own brand name.   Over my long time in real estate. I’ve done lots of different things.   So I’ve got a lots of different perspectives. I was a Jenman Approved Office, don’t hold that against me. Lol  So I’ve done a lot of things.   When  I get into something like real estate,  I want to know all facets of it. I’ve done auctions, I’ve done open houses, I’ve done vendor paid advertising, I’ve done the exact opposite of all of that.   I’ve done all sort of different things, so I can get perspectives. And so that’s what I can offer people with The Real Estate Hotline,.... years and years of perspective. Different things that  people ring up about on the hotline….. And some people prefer to email, Facebook messenger or they call…. Whatever they like..  so it’s not just strictly calls.   You know some of my clients are principals that just feel alone.  They just need somebody to talk to, their spouse says not to talk about work when they’re at home,.  They can’t talk about things to staff members - ( some of that is about confidentiality within their office, and some because they don’t want to feel they don’t know what they are talking about as well.) Carl: Of course. Lisa: It’s kind of a lifeline for real estate, a helpline, whatever. A hotline that you can talk about anything, so people will talk about staff problems, talk about the competition with different things that the competition are doing. Or whether it’s just getting a sale or listing together (I don’t mean ‘JUST’ getting a listing or sale together  - that’s everything in a real estate business) but whether it’s holding hands through a situation.   Some I have had say..  ‘I can’t do this anymore, I just can’t do real estate anymore!’ It’s like wait, stop. Take a breath kind of thing. I cheer them on when they get results. Cheer them on from the sidelines.  We might look at ads and copy, newsletters. Or it might be just grammar checks or things like that. With my clients I follow them on social media and it might just be that I see they spelt something wrong. So I would quickly message them and say.. change this or change that, just to make sure their brands are protected as well. It might be about planning meetings, It might be just how to be happy in real estate, about the balance. I’ve done a lot of Tony Robbins in my life as well since 1994. I’ve done everyone of his programs, I don’t know how many times, a gazillion times. And I have really live by his philosophies. And I’m an Accredited Life Coach, and an Accredited NLP Master Practitioner, so I’ve been doing coaching a long time - since 2003. And it’s all the same stuff that I use on myself.   At date with destiny, with Tony Robbins, he gets you do something which is called your primary question. So it’s a question that you ask yourself everyday and before you make decisions. You ask this primary question, and sometimes they are really destructive questions. It might be ‘Is that my fault?’  or things like that  - so it’s all things that I go through with my coaching clients as well.  To sort of know how your mind works, and why you’re thinking the way you’re thinking. So in my diary, I‘ve got my primary question that I want to ask myself at the front of my diary. I’ve got my values and my rules. So what’s important to me?   What’s my values, to make sure that I don’t drift off. That I’m congruent with who I am and what I want to do. And my identity because sometimes your identity can become a bit jaded with certain things in life.   If I’m a top salesperson and then I have a few bad months, then I don’t feel like I’m the top sales person anymore. So all these different tools and techniques - I absolutely live by and if ever I start to feel off -  I know exactly where I need to go. It’s like being a mechanic and knowing exactly which screw to turn, or whatever…  you know what I mean? That’s what the hotline does as well, people are going through different things and I can kind of tune in and see, see what’s really going on. As well as just as a practical real estate advice. So I just love it Carl, It’s something that... everyday it’s so different. It’s different but the same as I said to you - people will say things like ‘Oh this and this and this just happened’ and in my head I think..   ‘Yeah that happened to me 25 years ago’. Carl: (laughing). Lisa: There’s nothing really knew that I see, it’s all the same but it’s new to them. It’s just understanding where people are coming from. And I guess because of my long career in real estate, I can really understand how people feel too. Like discount agents, things like that…. you know, they’ve been around since the day dot.. It is just about getting better. It’s making sure that you’re prepared, it’s just doing all the right things. Yeah, everything that you can to win that listing. Carl: I think it’s such a valuable service because people underestimate I think, how lonely a real estate role can be, because….. there’s the Facebook persona I like to call it, where you know, you can only really post, I mean….. it’s the same with the kids,  anyone who’s got kids, very rarely do you post a picture of your kid screaming.    Lisa: (laughing). Carl: Right? You post the one where they’re all smiling and happy. You know, sitting down looking angelic. Lisa: True. Carl: But the reality is very different to that. And I think real estate is pretty much the same. I saw a guy a few weeks back, he posted in one of the real estate groups that he was having a rough time, wasn’t sure if he wanted to continue his career in real estate. Lisa: Yes. Carl: And he got flogged for it. You know, for sort of for being open and trying to share that. Lisa: (hmmm) Carl: Yeah, and you know it was a case of everyone sort of came back, and sort of you know said you’ve got to do this, you’ve got to fix that. And you know, you’re not trying hard enough and all this kind of stuff. Lisa: Wow. If that’s same guy, I actually gave him my online course. I’ve got an online course that real estate agents buy, it’s a 10 week online course. If that’s the same guy I ended up giving him my course. I private messaged him and gave him the course. I just felt sorry for him. I understood exactly the way he felt and you’re right, people don’t understand!  People go.., ‘oh you do this, do that, do this’. Yes, it’s sad when you are trying to reach out and you’re getting slammed for it. Carl: Yeah and it’s exactly that, that you know the isolating feeling of, if you’re not posting a new listing everyday and you’re not posting pictures of form 6’s, you’re not posting happy update videos all the time like other real estate agents. You start to sort of feel more and more isolated because you’re going, I’ve only got 2 new listing this month or I’ve got that property that’s been hanging around for ages, and everyone else seems to be selling them in 4 days. Lisa: Yes. Carl: You know. I think the need for an outlet, sort of an impartial person is so important - because like you say, you can’t talk to your staff necessarily and say, you know. ‘I’m feeling really low right now’, and you don’t want to take that home and burden your partner with it. You want to be able to chat with somebody independently and I guess that’s exactly what a coach or mentor is there to do -  to listen and provide constructive direction to help you to course correct. Lisa: Exactly. And it’s not everybody wants to be top producer. Some people just want to make a living. Some people really just want that balance, they just want to be able to sell 3 or 4 homes a month and have time off with their kids.. and that’s really important to them. So it’s working through to get that balance, it might be you know, Tony Robbins has got a life wheel - the life wheel -  it helps you to work out where you are spending most of your time and just improving a little bit, improving on 1 or 2 areas.. Only improving 5% everyday on certain things that you need to do - but it is lonely being a business owner - it is lonely and you can’t say to your friends or to your staff ‘oh God, I made no money this month’ or whatever. Whereas with me they can say ‘I really, need to make some money and I need to do this, I need to get some listings and some sales. Okay let’s focus, what are we going to do first, where are you now exactly’. So it is, it’s a lonely thing being a business owner, it’s a lonely time. And being in sales,  I know when I started in real estate I used to ring a guy Win Abel his name was,  he worked at Bevans in Wollongong and I’d ring him and say I’ve got a buyer on a house,  what do I now? (this was when I first started)  He’d say… ‘Oh okay, well get them to make an offer or do this.. Or do that.  I had no clue. Carl: Yes. Lisa: When I first started, my first week in real estate, I thought what do I do?  Because.... you don’t want to feel silly either asking your principal or asking someone else, .. or if you are a thousand dollars apart or something on a deal. What else can you do to get this sale together?  If you feel that you’ve tried everything…. well maybe you haven’t tried everything.   Maybe there’s a few other things that we can do. So yes, I just like being there for people. It’s what I love to do. Help people and as I’ve said  -  I’ve got a lot of different perspectives and I’ve written books etc. So if people want to write a book or people want to set up podcast, we do that or anything that help build a profile.  We might look at their online profile. Most times people say..  ‘I just don’t know what to do now’. So okay I do a report on their online profile. And say okay well…. this is what you’ve got to do and you’ve got to include this and take that photo away and just help them with their branding as well. Because a lot of agents are great salespeople, they’re great belly to belly - but as far as working on their business, they are not good.   They don’t want to do it either.. it’s like ‘oh I don’t want to do it, I just want somebody else to do that’. So it’s just helping them to be able to work not only in their business, as well as on their business. Carl: Yes, absolutely. I think it’s very hard as well because I think a lot of agents probably look at the coaching industry and I sort of use that term loosely.. The coach, the wider coaching industry  and you know they’ve got people wanting to charge you know $5,000 a month, $10,000 a month for their you know, for their coaching, one on one coaching and things like that and I think it sort of naturally turns them off. I don’t know if you’re happy to talk about the pricing you charge on the podcast but…. Lisa: Yes sure.   My coaching is just $99/week, $400/month and that’s access whenever they need it. A lot of it is just a 5 minute phone call or a 5 minute email or something like that. For $100 a week, you’re getting my experience, my knowledge and accountability too.   Some people use the hotline for accountability.  So it’s sending in your results once a month to go,  this is what I’m committed to doing and this is what I’ve actually done. Carl: Yes. Lisa: It’s like when you’re sending it to somebody, it’s like ‘Oh God! I’ve got to do this’. You know what I mean? Carl: Yes. Lisa: A girlfriend and I are going to lose 4 kilos in the next month or so right? So we’re sending photos of our scales every morning. Just accountability. Carl: Yes. Lisa: To send it to somebody else, I’m thinking. Grrrrr it’s the same as it was yesterday. I better do something. And that’s the same with the accountability of the sales person to say…. if they have only door knocked 5 houses and made no phone calls, they’ve done no flyers, they’ve done absolutely nothing for the week…. then it’s not surprising that they’ve got no listings and no sales. And so you’ve got to do the actions - so it’s really looking at the accountability of the actions first and to be able to get a numbers…. so the accountability is a big thing as well. Carl: And so Lisa in terms of who you work best with. Like, do you sort of find, is there a sort of a type of agent that you are able to assist the best in terms of where they are in their career or income wise or anything like that. Lisa: No. Just people that are open to it. Some people are just so much in their own world, they’re not open to coaching so people that just want to learn. Carl: Yes. Lisa: I mean I’ve got people who have just started out in sales. I’ve got people that are principals. I’ve got people that are making really good incomes and selling a lot. And I’ve people that are just wanting to get their results up - so it’s so different, but it’s got to be people whereby we gel together well too. There’s some people that obviously wouldn’t suit me. And I wouldn’t suit them. As long as people are open to learning and open to discussion - because I’m not here to say ‘Oh I think you should do this, I think you should do that, or you’ve got to do this’. It’s talking through what they are comfortable with.    Some people are not comfortable phone prospecting, and some people hate it. So then, let’s find a way to get somebody else do it  -  like your services Carl or whatever. Or it might be they’ve got to build a database a different way. It’s working out what those people, what their strengths are – what they like to do - if they don’t like it they’re not going to do it. Carl: I think that’s really key isn’t it..  there is certainly a lot of practitioners and coaches and mentors out there. Which, they really sort of do push one specific angle and say this is how you have to do it. And I think the problem with that is, it’s kind of like trying to make everyone the same. Like you say, work in different ways. We have clients that hate doing telemarketing like you said so they use us to do it.   We have others that say ‘You know what? Telemarketing – I’m not doing it full stop’.  And they find other ways to generate business, we have people that you know that are purely online. They don’t do any print media. They don’t do any of that kind of stuff. Just purely online so it’s refreshing I think that you don’t come in and say this is the way that you have to do it. You’re more to sort of guide them on their chosen path. Lisa: Yes, I mean. People, if they don’t believe in it,  then they’re not going do it. I always like to say.. you know how some people say that trainers and coaches just train and coach because they can’t do. And it’s like, I’ve done so much in my career and I’m still doing it. So I kind of like it when people ask me or say that statement to me..  because from having so many different perspectives and all that sort of thing… I remember the first time I went out door knocking – I was so scared, I was so scared. And I was like, you know what -  I’m just going to do one, if I’m still alive - I can say that I’ve done it, so I did one. Then the next day I did two, then the next day I did three. And I got to actually like it. It’s just really kind of getting people to just…. sometimes they have to get out of their comfort zone and have to do things that they hate to do-  things that they don’t like to do, but it’s kind of working with the people on what they are prepared to do. Carl: Goes back to what you said, what was it you said, the principle question? Lisa: The primary question. Carl: The primary question. Lisa: Yes. Yes. Okay. Carl: Understanding, that yes, you’ve got to do this. It’s not very comfortable but if it aligns with your primary question, or what your ultimate why is, then obviously it’s going to help you get the result you need to achieve. Lisa: That’s right. It’s your purpose, your outcomes and all those sort of things. Why you’re doing this. I just love real estate Carl. It’s just such an amazing profession. And it’s something that the sky’s the limit on income. The flexibility, the things that you learn. Growth. It is quite addictive. It’s kind of you can fill all of your needs and I guess I just like to help people through those tough times as well. Whether it’s just holding their hand or cheering them on. That’s my role now and I just love it. Carl: So let’s dig a bit deeper if we can, let’s say we’ve got somebody listening to the podcast right now - who is like that person I mentioned on Facebook -  they are feeling isolated and a bit broken and considering throwing in the towel. What would be some of the initial steps -  that you’ll get them to review - either about themselves or their career?  That you know, do from this podcast and actually maybe take stock, what would be the first step you’d get them to evaluate? Lisa: Well they’ve got to look at whether they like where they are working. That can be a big thing as well, people that are working in offices that hate the environment.   Say... they don’t like their principal. So……  Are they happy where they are?  That’s a big thing and I think when you’re looking at joining a real estate office it’s got to be a fit. There’s got to be a team fit with the principal in the office and I guess the way they do things as well. If you don’t believe in a certain way of operating you know, make sure your environments right first. I think that’s a huge thing. Getting your own mind right, something that I always suggest is certain rituals in the morning. So it might be get up at the certain time and you go on the treadmill, or you go for a run or you go for a walk, you listen to good things. You listen to Tony Robbins or you listen to any of the sales trainers or Wayne Dyer or somebody like that - whatever your thing is to listen to, have the good stuff going in. There’s too many horrible things in the news and we hear all these horrible things, get your mind right early in the morning. Write out your goals. I had my goals on my phone for a while and it’s just not the same as writing them down - goals - typing it in rather than writing it in your journal you just don’t get the same feeling. When you write them down, there’s just something about it, it just makes different pathways with your brain and your hand doing it. That you actually feel it and you get excited and I don’t feel you get excited writing it down to an app. I have an app which I still use sometimes it’s called “wonderlist”. I still make lists on there, but it’s not the same emotion that I get from actually writing down my goals and when I started in Real Estate I used to write down every day -  I make so much money in Real Estate. I bring in $30000/month from real estate  That was just after I started in Real Estate, (1994 – when our average selling fee was $5000).   It was something that I would write out 50 times every single day -  just to get that embedded in my brain. That you start to believe it - you can do it. Because you’ve got to have the belief in yourself. If you don’t believe that your going do it, if you’ve got money blocks or you’ve got something like that - you need to work on it. And that’s something writing things out or affirmations and listening to good things, you know…. Listening to Tony Robbins or whoever as I’ve said you choose…., that’s a big thing. And I think the next thing is to have a farm area that you’re going to make your home. Think everybody’s going to know me in this area. Get one listing and then everyone around you knows you from that one listing. You’ll do ‘just listed’ everywhere, doorknocking, and open house everywhere and then a ‘just sold’ everywhere. And then you list another one and then up the road, and it’s like all around there. So you’re just all over your farm area - that people can’t help but know you. And have that goal that I’m going to take over this area. This is my patch, and nobody’s getting in here. And get upset when another agent lists one in there. Get angry because that should have been yours. Carl: Yes. Lisa: And I mean, it’s okay to get angry with yourself. Just don’t do it all the time. Learn from it. That’s the thing I think, really just make sure where you’re working, that you’re happy. Get your mind right in the morning. And make sure that you know your outcomes and your goals and that sort of thing. And then get out there, have your area and do it. Carl: And I think a few fall for that trap – the old trap of thinking that you’ve got a bad farm area. So you see a lot of agents do this.  They work an area for the best part of three weeks and go, it’s just a terrible farm area and try move on to next one and the next one. They don’t build up any consistency. A big part of being a real estate agent is showing your consistency. Again, there’s so many different ways of getting listings. But you look at someone like Chris Gilmore who letterbox drops 50 weeks every year,  to every homeowner - whether they want to see his flyers or not, that’s consistency, you know. Lisa: Yes. Carl: You know what to expect from Chris.  50 weeks every year, you’re going to get a flyer in your letterbox, you start to appreciate that consistency and if Chris was one that was  like ‘I don’t like this suburb anymore, I’m going to try a different suburb’, and kept on moving around. People wouldn’t list with him because he wouldn’t have the consistency. Lisa: No. They’ve got to know you. They’ve got to hear from you and it’s a like a letterbox drop,  a phone call, and a door knock and a whatever. And also I’ve got to say with the farm area,  make sure that there are enough sales in there that turn over, that it’s not like a small patch that you pick and there’s one house a year. (Laughing). Carl: Yes. Lisa: So, it’s got to be enough properties with enough sales. And you know, people say it’s different in my area and really it’s not. Some areas are different in rural or something like that. Where it’s a bit harder to door knock because it’s an acre in between properties or something. You know, that is different. But your normal residential areas are pretty much the same.  These people are living in those houses are either landlords or they are potential sellers. And I think too, one thing that I always focused on, with everything that was going on, with other offices making listings and sales outside of my office. It was like I only have to win the person that I’m with now. I’ve got a listing presentation today - that’s all I need to focus on. So I need to win that person. I would make a listing appointment for tomorrow  - I only need to win that person. You get one a day or you get one every couple of days, you’re laughing and try for one result a day, Whether it’s a listing, a sale or a house that’s too dear that needs a price adjustment.  Get the price adjustment .  Be honest with the sellers, that if they need to….they’ve got to be told, don’t step around the hard conversation. Carl: Yes. Lisa: You know, aim for result a day. It’s loving the one that you’re with and conquering the one that you’re with.  Conquering the one you’re with as in win them over. Carl: Not sort of focusing on the next, 3-6 months or whatever, you know. Give that person. I mean, we always talk about presence, about being present for that meeting, it’s about being switched on, and listening to that person and understanding what their goals are for the property. Not focusing on what you know is going to be happening pre the listing meeting, because I think a lot of people, start to spend it before they have made it. Lisa: Yes. Carl: A lot of them start thinking they have won the business before they have even signed it up.  They’re already thinking about what they’re going to do with income before they have won the listing. Lisa: Yes. For sure, actually there’s a lady Lois Buckett, she owns a real estate office at Lennox Head. And I did an interview with her the other day. And she said that vendors can smell commission breath a mile away. Carl:  (Laughing). Lisa: Right? And I thought what a great line. I haven’t heard that before. But, you know, if you’re going to listing presentations and you’re not winning them. Check in on your energy because if you’re coming across as desperate, you’re not going to get the listing. You’ve got to actually be the opposite. If you go in there desperate, you want that sale, you want that listing. They’re going to smell it a mile away.  They smell desperation a mile away. You’ve got to act the opposite. That you’re there. You’re present. You want their business BUT… You don’t need it, BUT..  you want it, you know what I mean. And that’s the difference between a lot of people I think really, winning the listing or repelling. Carl: Energy is very important. I think you know, I can’t recall if it’s Tony Robbins or Tim Ferriss that said, ‘If you can’t spare 15 minutes for meditation, then really you need at least 3 hours’. Lisa: Yes. Exactly. Carl: I think it’s so true, that salespeople will go into those listing presentation, they’re frazzled. They’re rushed. Maybe they’re running late, they’re thinking what they are going to do next. And you’re absolutely right - the person can sense that, they are not their priority number one in that time frame. Lisa: No, or the boss is saying, you better list three by the end of the month or you haven’t got your job anymore. That’s the other thing. Carl: Yes. And the pressure is too much. Lisa:  Yes. The pressure of results and that’s when you’ve got to come back and go, I just need to not have that commission breath, that desperation – and it’s really going in with helping the person. You’re there to help them sell and these are the things that you can do....    To get them sold for the best price with the least amount of time.  Which is what the sellers ultimately want. Carl: Well, Lisa I really appreciate your time in coming on the show. I think, what you’re offering as I said offline,  is a fantastic service and I think at the price point where if a lot of people are too scared to employ a coach or get someone on their side. Every person so far that I’ve interviewed, that has been successful also said the same thing.   To get a coach, have a mentor. To have somebody, to have a sounding board. The fact that they can have somebody with your depth of experience for you know. much much less than it would be for a ‘normal’ coach. I think it is a fantastic service to offer. Lisa: Yes, exactly. I wish I would have had it when I started in real estate. I really do. Just everything, from sales, the procedure to everything. So yes. Carl: Where can we find out more, do you do a discovery call that people who want to sign up can have.. or what’s the process? Lisa: No, not normally.. They just go to my website.   www.TheRealEstateHotline.com.au and then when they join up – (But… I’m happy to do a call if anybody wants to ring me up anytime if they’re considering joining - that’s fine). But if they know they want to join, then they just join.   There’s a form that they fill in, it’s like a discovery form for me – and it tells me everything, where they are now -  where they want to get to -  all that sort of thing  - then we just go from there -  after I receive their form back, then I ring them and see exactly where they are, where we go from now kind of thing. So yes, if anybody wants to ring me, they can ring me anytime. Carl: Perfect. Now you’re very active on Facebook. ‘Let’s talk about Real Estate’ has been growing, and has a great active user base as well. I spend a lot of time in there myself. And so, If you’re not part of that https://www.facebook.com/groups/Letstalkaboutrealestate/  or just look it up on your phone. I will include links to Lisa’s website and to the facebook group as well. So Lisa thanks once again for coming on, I really appreciate it. Lisa: Thanks, Carl. I appreciate it too. Carl can be contact here https://agentmail.com.au/contact-us/    

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Bastian Schweinsteiger is coming to MLS! He will be joining the Chicago Fire and some people are saying this is a bad decision because he's too old and those people are right. Some people are also saying he won't help the team, and they would be wrong. It's going to be great for the Fire and the MLS to have Basti out there. Let's just hope he can keep up with David Accam during training. ATL v CHI, 4-0 - Josef Martinez is the best player in MLS, soft red card on Johan Kapelhoff COL v MIN, 2-2 - Minnesota gets a point! SEA v RBNY, 3-1 Joevin to Nico to Jordan, VAN v TFC, 0-2 - Brek Shea red for dissent, Victor Vazquez first goal for TFC POR v HOU, 4-2 - Two handballs from Beasley & Chara, Romell Quioto, Another Valeri header Brek Shea **We have a new weekly series on Youtube called "FIFA The News" which you should watch on our channel youtube.com/soccercooligans. New episodes every Friday. @notalexis @chrispolanco @soccercooligans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bastian Schweinsteiger is coming to MLS! He will be joining the Chicago Fire and some people are saying this is a bad decision because he's too old and those people are right. Some people are also saying he won't help the team, and they would be wrong. It's going to be great for the Fire and the MLS to have Basti out there. Let's just hope he can keep up with David Accam during training. ATL v CHI, 4-0 - Josef Martinez is the best player in MLS, soft red card on Johan Kapelhoff COL v MIN, 2-2 - Minnesota gets a point! SEA v RBNY, 3-1 Joevin to Nico to Jordan, VAN v TFC, 0-2 - Brek Shea red for dissent, Victor Vazquez first goal for TFC POR v HOU, 4-2 - Two handballs from Beasley & Chara, Romell Quioto, Another Valeri header Brek Shea **We have a new weekly series on Youtube called "FIFA The News" which you should watch on our channel youtube.com/soccercooligans. New episodes every Friday. @notalexis @chrispolanco @soccercooligans

This week, Luke and Shiri take a ride in the Midnight Taxi Tango. Next, we journey into the television version of The Expanse. We conclude, as always, with the Grrrrr and the Arrrrrgh.

This week, Luke and Shiri bid farewell to two legends, David Bowie and Alan Rickman. Next, we talk Quentin Tarantino’s Hateful Eight and Inglorious Basterds. We conclude, as always, with the Grrrrr and the Arrrrgh.

Hey weirdos, it's me- the Merc With The Mouth, the Regenerating Degenerate, the non-Inhuman, non-mutant, maybe-X-Man that men call...Deadpool!  And now I'm the Outcast With A Podcast, because Fanholes is all about me!  Heh, didja like how I rhymed "-cast" with "-cast"?  THAT's style. Listen in as three unmarried losers discuss my greatest exploits in comic book land, and also my...le gasp...WORST stories ever?  Hey, whatever...much like a burrito, pudding pop, or Golden Girls episode, any Deadpool is good Deadpool! Hey...wait, whaddayamean, "only this single episode of Fanholes is about me"?  Grrrrr, that's not what THEY said!  Whelp, those lousy geeks better start running to Mexico before President Trump closes the borders, cuz' THERE'S GONNA BE A WHUPPIN'!   

53: Us and Ms. Jones We had a whole fancy episode planned, but we end up mostly just talking about Jessica Jones and then end, as always, with the Grrrrr and the Arrrrrgggghhhhh.

Episode 51: The Best and the Word Barf After a lightening round of “What’s New in Our Pull Lists” delved into The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy (eds: LCSP favorites John Joseph Adams and Joe Hill). Next we spill our guts about NaNoWriMo 2015 (yes, we’ve both changed our positions since that show two years ago when we talked about why we DON’T do it) . We end, as always, with the Grrrrr and the Arrrrrrrgh.

49: Revenge is a Dish Best Served Decades LaterAfter a lightening round of “What’s the Geekiest Thing You’ve Ever Done,” Luke and Shiri discuss The redemption of the Sith by Matthew Stover. Next, we take serious joy in the revenge filled world of Killjoys. We end, as always with the Grrrrr and the Arrrrrgh.

Luke and Shiri reminisce about (as John Scalzi put it) Leonard Nimoy, every Geek’s favorite grandparent. Then, we dance through Daniel Jose Older’s Salsa Nocturna. Next, we discuss short story collection and successful/not so much ways to put them together. We finish, as always, with the Grrrrr and the Arrrrgh.    

Reporting from Hoth and and the word outside the Snowpiercer respectively, Luke and Shiri examine the concept of narrative non-fiction through the lens of David Simon’s Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets.   Our next stops are, appropriately, a post-mortem on Constantine season 1 (#SaveConstantine) and an examination of our open case file on Gotham.       We end, as always with the Grrrrr and the Arrrrrrrrrgh.

Episode 19: THE BIG ASS SPACE SHIP SHOW This week, Luke and Shiri discuss the Arthur C. Clarke, Nebula, and Hugo Awards winning novel Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie.  Next, we jump on board with the Guardians of the Galaxy (holy crap, we’re relatively timely) and Luke recommends that “you always go with the lutes”.  Our writing topic is spaceships and how to use them.  We close, as always, with “The Grrrrr” and “The Arrrrrgh.”    

Grrrrr. Can Remo teach his new pet some tricks? Apr 21, 2014 - Drunk levels 4-7

While it may have sounded so for those listening live, Scotty was not recording while in the bath. Instead, he was joined by Kent Sutherland to have a look at the Natural Language Date Parsing features of Fantastical.

Join Joe, Roger and Vince as they discuss WoW Cataclysm, Quantum Theory, Hydrophobia, Atelier Rorona, and Dead Space Ignition. iTunes | Stitcher | RSS feed If you enjoy the show, please make certain to stop by iTunes and leave us a review!

Are you stressed out and don't know what to do? Today we will talk about simple steps you can take to reduce stress in your life or learn how to handle the stress you can't control. Who couldn't use a little stress reduction?!

Award-winning cartoonist and illustrator Buck Jones reveals his take on how he captures the always-fun and never-boring times we share with dogs, cats and other pets on canvas. Be the first listener to email show host Arden Moore with the special code word from the show at arden@ardenmoore.com and win your very own one-of-a-kind pet cartoon artwork designed by the ever-talented Buck. Tune in to discover what life is like for this cartoonist and the special role his beloved Basset hound plays in his artistic inspirations. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Chatting With Humorist Cartoonist Buck Jones -- P.S. He’s Grrrrr-eat! with Arden Moore

Endlich! Da schwärmen Monate lang unsere Berlinbesucher von diesem Ort. Selten hatten wir klare Kritik im Kasten. Aber diesmal, jaha diesmal, da haben sich doch tatsächlich mal welche getraut! Der große Ausverkauf dieser tollen Stadt, er hat ihrer Meinung nach schon längst begonnen! Grrrrr!

Man love alert: Colin Farrell, George Clooney, Daniel Day-Lewis, Question Boy. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Oh, we also answer questions. Joe Garofoli (Question Boy and Chronicle media critic) and I come back strong after two really terrible podcasts last week. We apologize yet again for those, but we are supremely strong this week. Well, alright, we did unveil Joe's impersonation of a very angry Regis. And we did make fun of some of our most loyal e-mailers and callers. Mostly we talked about the Oscars. And man-crushes. Grrrrr. We got a great "big picture" question about switching entire premises and casts for different series. (Insert bong hits here.) And I thought it might be nice to see the cast of "The Wire" appear on "Deadwood." And despite all the negative feedback for the so-called "split" podcast, we were forced to do it again, but this time it wasn't so ramshackle and low-rent. In fact, we introduced a new special effect. And -- pay attention, this is important -- I only had to be bleeped once. Part 2 is supposed to be up on Thursday. Don't ask me. I just do the talking (for free, mind you). Also, you may not know this, but if you've sent me an e-mail that I never returned, chances are we read it on the podcast. It's like live theater. And lastly, "I drink your milkshake!"